Perform proper ablutions before praying ; Focus on prayers without letting your mind wander ; Respect religious rituals prescribed by Prophet Muhammad SAWS .

This hadith speaks to the importance of performing wudu properly before prayer. Wudu is an Islamic ritual that involves washing certain parts of the body with water in order to be purified for prayer. In this hadith, Humran bin Aban narrates that he saw Uthman bin Affan perform wudu in a specific way - pouring water onto his hands three times and washing them, then rinsing his mouth and nose, then washing his face three times, then washing each arm up to the elbow three times, wiping his head and finally washing each foot three times. He also mentions that he saw the Messenger of Allah do wudoo' similarly. The Prophet Muhammad then said that whoever performs their ablutions as he did and prays two rakahs without letting their mind wander will have their previous sins forgiven. This hadith emphasizes how important it is for Muslims to perform proper ablutions before prayer in order for them to be spiritually cleansed from any wrongdoings they may have committed priorly. It also serves as a reminder that if one focuses on their prayers without letting their mind wander or become distracted by worldly matters during prayer time, they will be rewarded with forgiveness from God Almighty for any wrongdoings they may have done previously.